MCEC announces Director of Marketing and Communications appointment

The Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) has announced the appointment of Carolyn Johnson to the newly-created position of Director of Marketing and Communications.

Johnson joins MCEC from Hostplus, where she was Head of Marketing, having previously held a number of senior marketing positions with premium brands including Pacific Brands and Crown Resorts.

She has extensive experience in key areas including customer experience design, development and implementation of business and digital transformation, and communications. She has also worked closely with sales, operations and technology departments.

MCEC Chief Executive Peter King said he was delighted to have Johnson join the MCEC team in the newly-created position, commenting “I have no doubt that Carolyn’s background and wealth of experience will serve our venue well.

“This is an exciting time for MCEC and I’m looking forward to Carolyn joining us in July.”

Johnson said she was thrilled to be joining MCEC, adding “it’s great to be a part of such a dynamic and progressive team, particularly at such an inspiring time in MCEC’s journey.”

She will commence her new role as of Monday 9th July.

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